Whether you’re cruising to The Caribbean or sailing to Alaska, Norwegian Cruise Line offers some of the best entertainment at sea. Learn why these shows deserve a standing ovation.
Continuing the tradition of iconic hull art on its award-winning ships, Norwegian Cruise Line announced today that Norwegian Encore’s hull design will be the creation of renowned Spanish artist Eduardo Arranz-Bravo. Set to debut in Miami in November 2019, Norwegian Encore will be the fourth and final ship in the fleet’s Breakaway-Plus class.
The ABC Islands are made up of Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao located in the Southern Caribbean, also known as the Dutch Caribbean. Recently on Chasing the Sun, we featured “A Guide to Aruba” as part of a 3-part blog series on Cruising the ABC Islands of the Dutch Caribbean. Now we will take a deeper look at Bonaire, which is located to the east of both Aruba and Curacao in the Southern Caribbean Sea.
What comes to mind when you hear the words “Transpacific Cruise?” Exotic? Absolutely. Luxurious? Indeed. But what about costly or complicated? Never. With Norwegian Cruise Line, you now have the opportunity to indulge in the trip of a lifetime without breaking the bank.
Cruises have long been associated with love and romance — as anyone who remembers the hit series "The Love Boat" knows. A cruise holiday is great for any couple who wants to light up their relationship with excitement.
Norwegian Cruise Line offers several cruise itineraries featuring the ABC islands, which are comprised of Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao. These islands are located within close proximity to one another in the Southern Caribbean, also known as the Dutch Caribbean. In this article, we'll explore all there is to see and do on a cruise to Aruba.
If you've ever cruised to Bermuda, you've likely seen the colourful Bermuda flag flying high just as your cruise ship pulls in close to the port. The flag of Bermuda, which was created in 1910, features the British Union Flag in the upper left corner, a red ensign, and the Bermuda coat of arms on the right. This banner is certainly unique, but have you ever wondered about the significance of these symbols? Check out this history of the Bermuda flag and learn what each of these markings represents.
Not only is cruising with kids possible, but it's also one of the most memorable, action-packed experiences you can plan as a family. In fact, Norwegian Cruise Line makes it easier than ever before to cruise with kids of all ages thanks to Norwegian's complimentary youth programmes. Still, a little planning will make the cruise more enjoyable for kids and parents alike. If you've booked a family cruise and wonder what you've gotten yourself into, don't worry! We've got you covered. Follow these seven tips for cruising with kids, and get ready to enjoy an unforgettable family holiday.
When choosing a cruise holiday, many people focus on the destinations and ports of call. Although these factors are undoubtedly important, another critical factor is the cruise ship's size. Size does matter when it comes to your overall cruise experience.
Do you want to travel the world on your own terms? Do you love making your own holiday choices? Are you an adventurous world traveller who doesn't wait for others to experience what the world has to offer? If so, then solo cruising is for you. Travelling solo and cruise holidays go hand in hand. Cruising offers much for solo travellers. You get the freedom to do what you want. Plus, you'll discover plenty of chances to meet and mingle with other cruise guests.
Europe is full of history, stunning architecture and unique cultures, along with alluring romance, so it's no wonder that millions of travellers visit each year. But the vast choices can also be overwhelming when you're planning a European holiday - with so many cities, what to choose, where to go? Let's make it easy for you. As the 11-time Europe's Leading Cruise Line World Travel Award winner, Norwegian Cruise Line offers Europe cruises with departures from nine cities to all the quintessential European destinations, along with a stress-free, no-hassle holiday experience. Here's why cruising is the best way to see Europe.
Are you planning a cruise to Tortola with Norwegian? If you love the beach life, Tortola needs to be on your bucket list, or better yet, on your next cruise itinerary! Tortola beaches and bays are lined with mountains and swaying palm trees, and the water is the lightest shade of aqua blue- like a scene straight from a postcard. If you've got a Caribbean holiday on your to-do list, make sure Tortola is one of your stops.
The capital of Bermuda, Hamilton is a quaint harbour town whose streets are lined with pastel-coloured shops, galleries, and restaurants. The bay, located behind the main street, is dotted with sailboats and yachts. If you’ve booked your cruise to Bermuda, Hamilton should surely make it onto your list of things to do.
When is the best time to book a cruise? Answering this question can be tricky, but the key is to be as informed as possible. What's best for you depends on where you want to travel, how flexible your plans are, what type of cruise deals you're looking for, and other factors, such as when you book — both in terms of the time of year and whether you make a reservation far in advance or two months before leaving. Look through these approaches to see which might be the best time to book a cruise with Norwegian in your price range and to a destination that you'd love to visit.
As we welcome the tail end of summer and look ahead to fall, there’s still time for adventure and travel. Late summer cruises to Alaska are still available for August and September on board Norwegian Bliss and Norwegian Pearl. Alaska offers cruisers plenty of natural beauty to explore. Take in the abundant wildlife, explore blue jewel-like lakes, and see majestic deep fjords on an Alaska cruise. You'll find no shortage of fun and exciting things to do in the last frontier.
Now that you are retired, you have the time to travel the world as you'd like. Now is the ideal time to visit all of the locales that you've always wanted to see. But here's the question you now face: What are the best cruises for seniors? Whether you crave solitude or excitement, you'll find the right cruise holiday for you with Norwegian.
Norwegian’s Meet the Winemaker cruises are returning for a third season now through February 2019. The special series invites guests sailing on select Norwegian Bliss, Norwegian Escape, and Norwegian Dawn itineraries to participate in private wine dinners and tastings, seminars, and meet-and-greets with experts in the winemaking industry, including Salvatore Ferragamo, Dina Mondavi, and celebrity chef Aarón Sánchez.
Norwegian Cruise Line continues to keep things fresh with another incredible dry dock refurbishment. Norwegian Sun is one of the latest cruise ships to undergo bow-to-stern enhancements as part of The Norwegian Edge® programme. Upgrades range from new and updated dining options to newly designed spaces all across the ship. Just ahead, see what’s new onboard Norwegian Sun.
There's no better time to enjoy the healing benefits of a spa treatment than when you're on a cruise. Why? Because in the holiday world on board your ship, you don't need to rush back to work or pick up the kids. Mandara Spa offers over 50 specialty spa treatments designed to relax, refresh, and revitalise. For more pampering, book a Spa Suite where you'll have complimentary use of the sauna, steam room, heated loungers, hydrotherapy pools, and the Thermal Spa Suites. It's no wonder Norwegian Cruise Line was voted the World's Best Cruise Spa by World Spa Awards.
If you're planning a cruise to Bermuda, the spas, golf courses, and pink sand beaches are far from the only attractions you'll find. The cuisine of the island is equally exciting. You'll find fresh flavours pulled straight from the ocean and spiced with local ingredients. From rum-soaked baked goods to sweet and spicy condiments, Bermuda has a wide range of specialties just waiting for you to take a taste. Just ahead, here are some must-try foods to have on a Bermuda cruise.
